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Press, Volume XI, Issue 1346, 1 March 1867, Page 4

Miscellaneous. " WEEKLY PRESS," THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER. IN THE PROVINCE, is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY JMORNING In time for the mails, and contains ALL THE NEWS OP THE WEEK Up to the hour of publication. The Weeklj Press, having now a Tery large circulation in all the country districts, offers an EXCELLENT MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING. Annual subscription, £1; single number, 6d. Advertisements 2d per line. 7-28 NOTICE. THE "PRESS" AGENCY OFFICE, AT LYTTELTON, HAS BEEN REMOVED TO MR. GODDARD'S, Next to thb Old Tblegbaph Office, Oxford Street. MR. J. GODDARD Has been appointed to be the AGENT FOR THE PROPRIETOR OF THE « PRESS," At Lyttelton, In tha place of Mr. Sydney Wright, and is authorised to collect all sums due to him and to pay all charges on his account. 9-1 AVON ROAD BOARD. riENDERS are Invited for Widening and 1 Deepening about 100 Chains of Drain, known as Dudley creek. Also, Cutting new Drains. Specification to be seen at the Road Board Office. Tenders to be sent in on or before Saturday, March 2. W. DeTbot, 2-20 Chairman. ESTATE JOHN McCOSKER. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Dividend advertised as payable this day at my office will not be paid until Wednesday, March 6, to enable creditors to furnish the Trustee with accounts for my approval, as no dividend will be paid except upon accounts so furnished. James E. Gbaham, Inspector in Bankruptcy. February 2, 1867. 2-27 STORAGE. ]\/TR. GEORGE D. LOCKHART is prelyJL pared to take all kinds of Produce and Goods at his Store, opposite the Mechanics' Institute, upon the most reasonable terms. George D. Lockhabt, 2-20 Colombo and Hereford streets. ONE POUND REWARD. OTRAYED from Templeton, on the 21st [ O a grey pony MARE, branded B G (distinct) on the near shoulder. Ihe above reward will be paid on the delivery of the mare at James Rodgbb's, Templeton. February 21,1867. 2-23 PUBLIC NOTICE. TTIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT JIJ. directs it to be notified that on the let of April next the Reserves of Timber on Banks Peninsula, numbered 228, 220. 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 23 rf, 241, and 242, will cease to be so reserved, pursuant to a resolution of the Provincial Council, Session XXVI., in accordance with Clause 21 of the Waste Lands Regulations. Joseph Beswick, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, Jan. 24, 1867. 1-29 1 NOTICE. , TMPOUNDED, at Leeston, from Little JL River, December 31, 1866, at halfpast seven p.m. :— One nearly red Heifer; got large slit in side of off ear ; branded like 4Q large on top of near ribs One dark red and white Heifer; marked &; branded like aforesaid One nearly white Bull, with very short horns; seem to have been eawn or filed off; no brand visible One red and white brindled Bullj no brand or mark visible One young light red and white Bull; no brand visible Thirty-five miles driving, and Iβ a head ordinary damages claimed. If the above be not released within a period of twenty-one days from the above date, will be sold. James Cabston, 1-10 Poundkeeper. HEATHCOTE MILLS. MR. J. L. WILSON begs to inform the public that he has erected a NEW 3ILK MACHINE, With all the la est improvements, with cleaning apparatus or wheat, &c, and ie confident that he can prod*v?e an article equal to any in the province. With thanks for past favors, hopes to merit a continued share of patronage. J. L. W. also wishes to state that he has the business of his late brother-in-law, MB. B. MEEBS, Cashel street, Where they can be as well supplied as at his No. 1 STORE, Market-place. 1-24 STORAGE. STORAGE. STORAGE for 40,000 or 50,000 Bushels of Grain. Apply 2-14 H. Matson & Co. J. BALDWIN, Colombo Stbeet, Chbistchubch, BEGS to announce having completed his arrangements for carrying on the business of an UNDERTAKER, in all its Branches, is prepared to furnish every requirement, and conduct Funerals at moderate charges ; and hopes to secure a share of patronage in this department of his Business. 1-19 MESSRS. NEWNHAM & BUDDLE having taken the store lately in the occupation of J. D. Macpherson, Esq., at Kaiapoi, are prepared to receive wool, grain, &c, for storage or shipment on the usual terms. Station stores supplied. Kaiapoi, November 6, 1866. 11-7